ragasztottátok

Ragasszottátok is a Hungarian verb form, the second person plural past tense of ragasztani (to glue, to paste, to attach with adhesive). It denotes that you all completed the action of gluing something in the past, and it is typically used when the direct object is definite.

Form and use: The form combines the verb stem ragaszt- with a past definite ending that marks both the past time and the second person plural subject. Because it signals a definite object, it is often used with a specific noun in the accusative (for example, a particular sticker, label, or piece of paper).

Examples: Ragasztottátok a matricát a falra. (You all glued the sticker to the wall.) Ragasztottátok-e a címkét a dobozra? (Did you all paste the label onto the box?)

Etymology: The verb ragasztani is formed from the root ragaszt- with the common Hungarian infinitive ending -ni, and is related to ragasztó, the noun for glue. The past definite form ragasztottátok derives from this verbal base and its standard past tense suffixes.

Grammar notes: Ragasztottátok serves as a past-tense narrative form used when addressing multiple subjects and the object is definite. It contrasts with other past forms that may be used for indefinite objects or different syntactic contexts.

See also: ragasztó, ragasztás, ragasztani.